The scenes in Louis's original work are so vivid and rich in the film that the audience hardly has time to remember before being taken to the next scene.
The really good news for viewers is that if you are looking for a Christmas movie that is suitable for the whole family to watch, there is no need to look for it anymore.
The boring and monotonous third part bodes badly for the "Narnia" series.
The film is too rigid in perfunctory 3D technology, mechanically rigid and without a sense of humor.
The best part of the film is neither the CGI technology nor the shallow moral education class, but the performance of Will Poulter.
It's fair to see, but it's obviously not too interesting.
